The dad of a man missing for a decade has said he has finally accepted his son is dead.
Allan Bryant, from Glenrothes, was 23 when he disappeared after leaving Styx nightclub in the town shortly after 2am on Sunday November 3, 2013.
His dad, Allan Bryant Snr, 58, has now given up any hope of finding his son alive and hopes a renewed police appeal on the 10th anniversary of Allan's disappearance will finally bring his family some closure.

Speaking to the Record, Allan Snr said: "I don't think Allan is alive. I have given up all hope.
"Something happened to him that night. Our home is less than a mile from Styx nightclub, so there is no way he could have gotten lost.
"We are hoping this latest appeal can bring some closure and someone will come forward with some information."
Police Scotland are set to hold a press conference about Allan's disappearance in Fife on Friday and are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Allan Snr believes someone in Glenrothes must know what happened to his son.
"It just doesn't add up and someone in this town knows something about what happened to him. I am sure of that.
"So much has happened over the past ten years, from searching ponds to someone else's human remains being found in the area.
"We hoped it would all have been over by now.We are just so tired of it all.

"The police have been really supportive and are checking in with us all the time. If anyone is going to find Allan it is them."
"I'd just like to thank everyone else who has helped us and kept us going over the past ten years. The public have been great and done so much to help keep Allan fresh in people's minds."
Allan Jnr had walked with pals to an engagement party at Leslie Golf Club in Glenrothes from his home in Ednam Drive the night before he vanished.

He left about midnight and went to the Styx nightclub. CCTV captured him leaving just after 2am, but there has been no further sighting since.
In 2020, a police probe was launched after human remains were discovered at an industrial estate on Whitehill Road in Glenrothes.
Speaking at the time, Allan Snr told the Record he hoped that the family would be told Allan Jnr had finally been found.
He said: "We are hoping it will be Allan, it would be some sort of closure and help us get on with our lives."
The remains were later confirmed as the body of 61-year-old Ean Coutts from Kinglassie.
Detective Chief Inspector Kevin Houliston said: “Every anniversary that passes is another blow for the Bryant family and my thoughts are very much with them. Finding Allan remains a priority.”
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